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  1. 29-05-2008 #1
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    This one was taken from the shed in our back garden
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    Wow. This is really good. Excellent well done Paul
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    Yes, even better than your other one......excellent stuff for someone just getting into macro photography Paul.

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    Thank you very much Beryl.
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    Thank you very much again pete.
    I think having a good camera also helps.
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